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Just gettin' warmed up! 
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Professor Askew
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Man, I hate cilantro.
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Moiety Jean
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I don't much care for it either. I was offered a cilantro salad once that was pretty much just cilantro and shaved carrots with this vinegar dressing. I couldn't turn it down out of politeness, and it was.... brrrrr...
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Professor Askew
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Double brrrrrr!!! 
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Tomala
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| A cilantro salad!!! Sorry that's just... Too much cilantro... I like using it as an herb... |
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Durin Mephit
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I can stand a tiny bit of cilantro.... but erg! I can't imagine a whole salad of it.
It's a strange thing. It tastes slightly soapy to me, and I swear it makes hot food taste hotter, even though the plant does not by itself taste hot.
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janaba1
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i love cilantro!!!
but i love indian spice anyway 
a whole salad would be too much, even to me. lol
you should ad just a pinch at the end, then it's great.
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| I like it in mexican and oriental foods too... Not much, a little bit will do. |
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We accidentally made lasagna with cilantro one time - the recipe called for fresh parsley, and my friend couldn't tell the difference at the store.  It was the best lasagna I ever had...
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cilantro does taste soapy to lots of people... I know I've seen the reason why, but I can't remember it off the tip on my head. I don't mind it in small doses.
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brian
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Choooo choooooo! This thread has been derailed!
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| Stephen wrote: | one thing i have been wondering is.....what kind of music did the d'ni listen to and what styles of music did they have?
Also what foods did they eat? |
All abooaaaard!!
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| Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 5:58 am Post subject: Re: music and food |
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| Professor Askew wrote: | | Stephen wrote: | one thing i have been wondering is.....what kind of music did the d'ni listen to and what styles of music did they have?
Also what foods did they eat? |
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I'll bet they ate a lot of cilantro.
Does anyone here like a cilantro salad?
*CuzinJohn ducks and covers...
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Tomala
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| Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 1:17 pm Post subject: Re: music and food |
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| CuzinJohn wrote: | | Professor Askew wrote: | | Stephen wrote: | one thing i have been wondering is.....what kind of music did the d'ni listen to and what styles of music did they have?
Also what foods did they eat? |
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I'll bet they ate a lot of cilantro.
Does anyone here like a cilantro salad?
*CuzinJohn ducks and covers... |
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